The phrase "a model that characterises" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a model that defines or illustrates specific characteristics of a subject or phenomenon.
Example: "The research presents a model that characterises the relationship between climate change and biodiversity loss."
Alternatives: "a model that defines" or "a model that illustrates".
On the one hand, this knowledge can be obtained with an equivalent circuit model that characterises this insulation.
The reduced-order model that characterises the dominant modes of dynamic behaviour forms an excellent basis for on-line model-based control purposes.
5 We developed a model that characterised the indoor environmental conditions of the 2010 English Housing Survey (EHS).
They developed a model that characterised a teachable moment as an event which i) increases a person's risk perception, ii) triggers a strong affective or emotional response, and iii) redefines their social role or self-concept.
In order to characterise a model that would take into account the development of adaptive resistance, two compartments were defined: one for drug-susceptible, growing bacteria, and the other for insusceptible, resting bacteria.
Our most recent approach characterises the whole execution context for a given piece of advice in a model that represents the execution flow from the aspect perspective [16].
Comparison with experimental data yields a numerical value for a new model parameter that characterises the correlation in mutual positions of blood vessels.
This paper introduces a PRA model that characterises IED attacks in Western nations, and can be used to assess the risk reduction associated with IED attack countermeasures.
This structure is based on a fuzzy model that characterises the relationship between the battery open-circuit voltage (Voc), the state of charge (SoC), and the discharge current.
The analysis is based upon a time allocation model that characterises the nature and balance of incentives facing clients under various public regulatory regimes.
